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President Donald Trump spoke at our nation’s most iconic monument last night, as a communist mob demanded that it be ripped down, being that it is a symbol of our nation and our nation has been declared evil by the Jews.
It was most of what I asked for, in fact. Shockingly. He spoke to the white man. He didn’t say “gamers rise up,” but he said pretty much every other thing I was demanding.
It was based directly on recent monologues by Tucker Carlson. In particular, all of Tucker’s three main points of what Republicans need to do were nailed.
But the best part is that he posed for this photo:
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We might be back on track here, kids.
With so much division in America, it’s comforting that we can still count on the Associated Press to report the straight facts without bias, and to capitalize the word “black,” as is fitting with standard grammar by totally normal people.
AP:
At the foot of Mount Rushmore on the eve of Independence Day, President Donald Trump made a direct appeal to disaffected white voters four months before Election Day, accusing protesters who have pushed for racial justice of engaging in a “merciless campaign to wipe out our history.”
The president dug further into American divisions Friday, offering a discordant tone to an electorate battered by a pandemic and wounded by racial injustice following the high-profile killings of Black people. He zeroed in on the desecration by some protesters of monuments and statues across the country that honor those who have benefited from slavery, including some past presidents.
“This movement is openly attacking the legacies of every person on Mount Rushmore,” Trump said. He lamented “cancel culture” and charged that some on the political left hope to “defame our heroes, erase our values and indoctrinate our children.” He said Americans should speak proudly of their heritage and shouldn’t have to apologize for its history.
“We will not be terrorized, we will not be demeaned, and we will not be intimidated by bad, evil people,” Trump added. “It will not happen.”
The speech and fireworks at Mount Rushmore came against the backdrop of a pandemic that has killed over 125,000 Americans. The president flew across the nation to gather a big crowd of supporters, most of them maskless and all of them flouting public health guidelines that recommend not gathering in large groups.
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During the speech, the president announced he was signing an executive order to establish the National Garden of American Heroes, a vast outdoor park that will feature the statues of the “greatest Americans to ever live.”
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Trump in recent weeks has increasingly lashed out at “left-wing mobs,” used a racist epithet to refer to the coronavirus and visited the nation’s southern border to spotlight progress on his 2016 campaign promise to build a U.S.-Mexico border wall.
The event, while not a campaign rally, had the feel of one as the friendly crowd greeted Trump with chants of “Four more years!” and cheered enthusiastically as he and first lady Melania Trump took the stage.
“They think the American people are weak and soft and submissive,” Trump said. “But no, the American people are strong and proud, and they will not allow our country and all of its values, history and culture to be taken from them.”
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“This is going to rank up in the top Fourth of Julys that I talk about,” said Mike Stewhr, who brought his family from Nebraska.
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Leaders of several Native American tribes in the region raised concerns that the event could lead to virus outbreaks among their members, who they say are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19 because of an underfunded health care system and chronic health conditions.
“The president is putting our tribal members at risk to stage a photo op at one of our most sacred sites,” said Harold Frazier, chairman of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe.
Some Native American groups used Trump’s visit to protest the Mount Rushmore memorial itself, pointing out that the Black Hills were taken from the Lakota people.
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“The president needs to open his eyes. We’re people, too, and it was our land first,” said Hehakaho Waste, a spiritual elder with the Oglala Sioux tribe.
About 15 protesters were arrested after blocking a road and missing a police-imposed deadline to leave.
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Trump has presided over a several large-crowd events — in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and at an Arizona megachurch — even as health officials warn against large gatherings and recommend face masks and social distancing. He plans a July Fourth celebration on the National Mall in Washington despite health concerns from D.C.’s mayor. Trump and Melania Trump plan to host events from the White House South Lawn and from the Ellipse.
They’re really pulling out all the stops. It actually does feel surreal to read an AP article that sounds like a John Oliver monologue. I know we’re doing this “no more objectivity in journalism” thing now, but wow. That shook me.
The speech was great. If you can’t watch it, read the transcript.
I’m going to write more about this, hopefully tomorrow.
I’m not going to say that we’re back on track, but we might be headed back in the general direction where we last saw the track.
The most shocking thing about all of it is that Neil Young is still alive.
Neil Young opposes use of his music at Trump Mt Rushmore event: "I stand in solidarity with the Lakota Sioux" https://t.co/YnxQ013qct pic.twitter.com/2LUc5qJZVA
— The Hill (@thehill) July 4, 2020
